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'My God Has Always Been Faithful!'


'My God Has Always Been Faithful!'
by Daneille Gray Snowden

My 89 yr old dad was sharing with me recently, how God has walked him through many crises events. One that wreaked havoc on much of the developing world: bubonic, septicemic, and pneumonic plagues. Which began in 1894 and lasted until around 1950. By the end of it 15 million were dead.
Then there was the grasshoppers devastating the Midwestern crops in the 1930’s.
And he basically dealt with poverty & extreme hunger during the Great Depression.
Along with being in the Korean War, & having a seriously ill wife...
       -He still says to me; “Oh my God has always been faithful to me! He has kept me safe, guarded my heart and been my strength and peace!”
My dad is daily sending me words of truth about God’s Sovereignty! Also to not loose faith that God is on the Throne.


Take it from an old warrior dear ones- as we: “...dwell in the secret Place of God Almighty, & rest under His shadow...” (Ps 91) That is us making Him our Lord (Who is to rule over us), and having a close relationship with God!

We are Covered! “...for He covers us with His wings!”
Psalm 91:4 "He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge; his faithfulness will be your shield and rampart."
copyright(c)2020 Daneille Gray Snowden
2020

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